TPI Global Solutions
Overview
We are seeking a
Control Systems Specialist
to support OTAM (Operational Technology Asset Management) initiatives across our power generation fleet. This role partners closely with DCS and ECS engineers to identify, document, and maintain accurate control system asset data across fossil, gas, and renewable generation facilities. This is a
data-focused controls role
— ideal for a controls or systems professional who understands DCS/SCADA environments and enjoys organizing, validating, and managing technical data that supports regulatory and cybersecurity requirements. While this is not a traditional “hands-on engineering” role, an
engineering background and strong controls knowledge are essential .
Key Responsibilities
Support OTAM requirements by reviewing, validating, and updating the OTAM asset registry
Collect and organize control system asset data including:
Equipment and tag points
Serial numbers
Software versions and configurations
Cross-reference existing OTAM lists with vendor documentation and system records
Perform field verification when required to identify missing or inaccurate asset data
Maintain and enhance asset registries, including items such as:
Software inventories and correlations
Collaborate with DCS engineers and site personnel across multiple generation facilities
Ensure documentation aligns with compliance and cybersecurity requirements
Required Qualifications
Engineering or technical background in
Controls, Electrical, Automation, or related field
Strong proficiency in
Microsoft Excel
(data organization, categorization, validation)
Experience working with
DCS systems
(preferred)
Familiarity with
SCADA and/or PLC systems
(acceptable and beneficial)
Ability to interpret technical documentation and translate it into structured data
Strong communication skills and ability to work cross-functionally
NERC and FERC training required
Preferred Experience
Background in
power generation, utilities, manufacturing, or renewables
Experience with control systems from vendors such as:
GE
Siemens
Prior involvement in OTAM, asset management, cybersecurity, or compliance-related initiatives
Employment details
Location: Saginaw, MI or Jackson, MI (Local candidates only – no per diem)
Work Model: Hybrid
Schedule: 40 hours/week with possible overtime due to field work
Travel: Occasional local field work (mileage reimbursed + 1 meal)
Industries: Oil and Gas
Seniority level: Associate
Employment type: Contract
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Control Systems Specialist
to support OTAM (Operational Technology Asset Management) initiatives across our power generation fleet. This role partners closely with DCS and ECS engineers to identify, document, and maintain accurate control system asset data across fossil, gas, and renewable generation facilities. This is a
data-focused controls role
— ideal for a controls or systems professional who understands DCS/SCADA environments and enjoys organizing, validating, and managing technical data that supports regulatory and cybersecurity requirements. While this is not a traditional “hands-on engineering” role, an
engineering background and strong controls knowledge are essential .
Key Responsibilities
Support OTAM requirements by reviewing, validating, and updating the OTAM asset registry
Collect and organize control system asset data including:
Equipment and tag points
Serial numbers
Software versions and configurations
Cross-reference existing OTAM lists with vendor documentation and system records
Perform field verification when required to identify missing or inaccurate asset data
Maintain and enhance asset registries, including items such as:
Software inventories and correlations
Collaborate with DCS engineers and site personnel across multiple generation facilities
Ensure documentation aligns with compliance and cybersecurity requirements
Required Qualifications
Engineering or technical background in
Controls, Electrical, Automation, or related field
Strong proficiency in
Microsoft Excel
(data organization, categorization, validation)
Experience working with
DCS systems
(preferred)
Familiarity with
SCADA and/or PLC systems
(acceptable and beneficial)
Ability to interpret technical documentation and translate it into structured data
Strong communication skills and ability to work cross-functionally
NERC and FERC training required
Preferred Experience
Background in
power generation, utilities, manufacturing, or renewables
Experience with control systems from vendors such as:
GE
Siemens
Prior involvement in OTAM, asset management, cybersecurity, or compliance-related initiatives
Employment details
Location: Saginaw, MI or Jackson, MI (Local candidates only – no per diem)
Work Model: Hybrid
Schedule: 40 hours/week with possible overtime due to field work
Travel: Occasional local field work (mileage reimbursed + 1 meal)
Industries: Oil and Gas
Seniority level: Associate
Employment type: Contract
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